Do Self-Advantages in Memory vs. Attention Share Common Psychological Mechanisms?
Faculty Sponsor: Kyungmi Kim Live Poster Session: https://wesleyan.zoom.us/j/8795481927 Abstract: The incidental self-reference effect (iSRE) refers to a memory advantage for information co-presented with self-relevant information (e.g., one’s own name) in the absence of any task demand to evaluate the information’s self-relevance. The iSRE has been suggested to be underpinned by preferential attention to self-relevant vs. … Read more